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In 1975 I joined the Prison Service, standard issue footwear were what I know as fell boots, hob nailed, they were known in the service as Dartmoor heavies, I never had a blister in all the years I wore them. Now I`m retired I wear Le Chameau Mouflon plus, gore-tex lined with vibram sole, now they are comfortable

A lot of years ago I owned a Voere .22rf, after owning it for 9yrs it fell over knocking off the front sight, I wrote a letter to Voere explaining and asked how they wanted paying, like you I received a new sight free of charge. I wondered at the time if a British manufacturer would have done the same?

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the stink pit is as the name, a pile of very attractive extreemley smelly meat, be that bodies of foxes or other animals, guts from pheasants chickens etc the aim as you have gathered is to snare foxes attrected to the `midden`

Hope this helps, i`ve no idea where it came from. the spring is open ended and prob should be a bit higher, but basicly ducks rattle the spring(which is fairly soft) and the grain falls out. Tony A.

Never tried this model but have had a lot of success with Cabelas auto`s, we use 8 of them, only had one problem and cabelas replaced the unit without any quibble. Tony A.

I`m no expert but we have a spring feeder which has different spring to a pheasant feeder, the spring is longer and is bent so as to be parallel to the ground, I don`t know where it came from, but it is obviously made for the job. Tony A.

WENT TO PICK UP 1 TON WHEAT AND 1/2 TON BARLEY TODAY FROM THE FARM. HAD TO JOIN A QUEUE IT WAS LIKE BLOODY TESCO, EVERYONE WAS BUYING WHEAT, IT`S THE ONLY FARM FOR MILES AROUND THATS MANAGED TO HARVEST ANY BECAUSE OF THE WEATHER,PISSED DOWN NEARLY EVERY DAY AND WE`VE HAD A HOSEPIPE BAN IT WAS LIFTED YESTERDAY Tony A.

we bought 6 ton last year to feed 650 birds from poults thro the season, and a bit for the springtime, mind I think we fed alot of pigeons, squirrels and several roe deer, just had a phone call from local grain farmer, prices tis year :- WHEAT £180 PER TON IT WAS £130 LAST YEAR BARLEY £170 PER TON NOT SURE WHAT LAST WAS BUT PROB ABOUT £115 THATS GOING TO HURT I`LL BE GOING CAP IN HAND TO THE LADS FOR SOME MONEY if you where paying £130 per ton last year i would look for a new supplier try the farm direct the grain merchant is the midd

we bought 6 ton last year to feed 650 birds from poults thro the season, and a bit for the springtime, mind I think we fed alot of pigeons, squirrels and several roe deer, just had a phone call from local grain farmer, prices tis year :- WHEAT £180 PER TON IT WAS £130 LAST YEAR BARLEY £170 PER TON NOT SURE WHAT LAST WAS BUT PROB ABOUT £115 THATS GOING TO HURT I`LL BE GOING CAP IN HAND TO THE LADS FOR SOME MONEY

good answer they are just a charity the uniform goes to their heads they might be a charity, but they have some power, they can get warrents, police assistance etc. if they want to see your dog, you`d better hide it far away. they don`t give up.

I didn`t realise they were only on sale on the Sunday so I missed them. Tony A. :sick: The wife told me the offer was only for sunday, was going past Aldi yesterday, thought it was worth a look, there they where loads of them well 10 got one 26 quid as has been said the optics belie the price well impressed. Tony A.

Hello mikey, timing of seasons does vary alot and they last about three weeks, the bloody disgharge will last for a while after which she will stand for a dog, people quote various times that a bitch will stand and will tell you its ok after 15 16 17 odd days, you will need to watch your bitch closely. I once had a bitch stand at 21 days and was sucessfully lined. I my opinion you should let your bitch get past the age of two years before thinking of having pups. The Kennel club wont register litters if the bitch is under two.